Presentation of beef cattle value chains 04 mar-2013_english

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BEEF CATTLE VALUE CHAIN IN SCC VIET NAM & INTERVENTION FOR IMPROVEMENT Presented by Ho Cao Viet Quy Nhon, 5-6 March 2013 Institute of Agricultural Sciences for Southern Vietnam

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BEEF CATTLE VALUE CHAIN IN SCC VIET NAM

& INTERVENTION FOR IMPROVEMENT

Presented by Ho Cao Viet

Quy Nhon, 5-6 March 2013

Institute of Agricultural Sciences for

Southern Vietnam

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Production & consumption of beef in

global market & Vietnam

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Source: Beef Industry Analysis. Agricultural Industries Group. 2012.

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Source: Beef Industry Analysis. Agricultural Industries Group. 2012.

India is largest exporter in 2012 (1,68 mi.tons;

expected 2,16 mil. Tons in 2013)

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Source: Beef Industry Analysis. Agricultural Industries Group. 2012.

4th largest importer; imported beef meat 300 tons per year

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Beef-cattle production in SSC, 2005-2011

In 2011-2012: Price of beef

meat: 180-320 thousand VND (9-16USD)/kg

100

150

200

250

300

350

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Beef-

catt

le (

1000 h

ead)

Bình Định Phú Yên Ninh Thuận

2009-2011: Trend to move down by

4-5%

Source: General Statistic Office, 2011-2012.

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Methodology & methods

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Methodology of research Describe & positioning structure of

chain

Financial & cost-benefit

analysis

Agents & overall chain

Strategy & Intervention

to improvement

of chain

Feedback of local

beneficiaries

New projects /programs

Qualitative & Quantitative

methods

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Major supply chain of beef-cattle in SCC

Farmers

Collectors

Dealers, distributors

Retailers,

processing units

Slaughter

houses

Beef-cattle

Beef-cattle

Meat, Born & by-products

Meat, Born & by-products

Product line

Production stage

Marketing stage

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Description & positioning beef-cattle value chain in SCC

70%Beef

75%Beef

25% Beef

Meat & by-products

Meat

leather

Farmer Slaughter

houses

Leather (10%)

Meat (30%)

Born, bood

Slaughters in Dong Nai & HCMC

Local market

ProvincialDealer

Distributors

Factories in HCMC

Retailers

Market in HCM city

30% Beef

Middle men

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Financial parameters in value chain of cassava and beef cattle

Inputs Total production (P)

Intermediate costs (I.C)

Value of main products Value of by-products

Input materials

Added Value (VA)

Hired labor cost Financial cost Taxation

Gross Profit (GPr)

Depreciation

Net Profit (NPr)

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Value Added analysis of overall chains

IC Farmer

IC Processing

IC Trading

P Farmer

P Processing

P Trading

VA Farmer

+

VA Processing

+

VA Trading

IC Farmer

IC Processing

IC Trading

GPr Trading

VA chain

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India become beef-meat largest exporter

in 2012, WHY ?

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Major factors: 1-Competitive low price beef 2- Export-oriented slaughter units 3- Robust demand for lean 4- Provide halal product (exported to Malaysia) Source: Merco Press – South Atlantic News Agency (2012).

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Intervention for improvement of beef-

cattle value chain in SSC

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Prerequisites of a successful food system

Source: CAPI, 2012.

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Two approaches for marketing strategy

Source: CAPI, 2012

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Feedback of beneficiaries on beef-cattle value chain

intervention for improvement

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18 questions relating to strategy and solution for improvement of chain

16 samples of beneficiaries: 18.8% farmers; 18.8% local collector; 18.8% slaughter house; 43.8% officer/staff in DARD/local gevernment

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Question on “farmer, local collector, slaughter coordination in marketing in order

improve added value of chain”

no comment

very adaptable

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Question on “efficiency credit program for husbandry (amount of loan, relevant interest

rate, technical support)”

no comment

very adaptable

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Increasing productivity on-farm

The key drivers of farm profitability are: Increasing pasture, forage and

supplemental feeds utilization rates (Q5:62.5%; 37.5% very adaptable)

Reducing mortality Increasing carcass rate Increasing price per unit sold Reducing feed costs per unit sold

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Technical solutions to increase productivity on-farm

Higher performance programs for breeding &

artificial insertion (Q2:81.3%)

Introducing high-biomass grass varieties &

adapting with extreme weather condition

(Q4:100%)

Applying nutrients-balance, modify micro-

elements & mineral salt, fattening by cassava

products, fermented by-products (rice straw,

cassava leaf, etc.) (Q5:100%)

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Technical solutions to increase productivity on-farm (cont.)

Increasing ratio of vaccination &

mapping for disease prediction (Q10:93.8%)

Training farmers on marketing skill (Q8:93.8%)

Applying husbandry technics towards

organic farming and GAP

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Improve supply chain & market information

Transparence in price & transaction mode (farmers-collectors-middlemen) (81.3%)

Uploading website for market-price analysed information

Organizing auction systems for cattle (31.3%)

Policies to encourage beef-cattle husbanry towards high-quality, safety and competitive price, target to high-income domestic market and exportation (87.6%)

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Improve supply chain & market information (cont.)

Improving size of herds & develop specialized-farm in relevant regions (81.3%)

Doing markert studies, finding out new high-competitive markets , in term of price and quality (organic farming, natural grazing, non-use chemicals and industrial feeds)

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Thanks for your attention !